It's about a space hairdresser and a cowboy! He's got a tinfoil pal and a pedal bin.

Hey! Stop fat shaming people with wide white arses!

It's devilish in its cleverness. If you use synonyms like stride rather than step, no one will EVER detect that your comment is spam! With one simple thesaurus, you too can make your comment appear completely normal and fool millions into downloading the Genisys virus.

I was her size when I was her age. I also never ate anything…

I like the approach to names that is just to take words like DEAD and BLOOD and STRIKE and WAR and then recombine them in various ways, and then throw in weirdnesses like Cable from time to time. It's a robust strategy really. Who can argue with the name Cable. It's literally a euphemism for shit (in the UK anyway).

He did kind of indirectly give us the gift that were those blog posts about his worst drawings though. I still reread those every so often because they never fail to make me laugh to the point of illness.

The talent for making the names 10x stupider is kind of impressive. (Deadpool for Deathstroke…)

yeah, I was very young when I saw it and liked it. I imagine I would think it was terrible if I saw it now.

Looking at what I've watched on Netflix today - yeah, I'd definitely watch this.

I loved The Passion of Darkly Noon. And Heat, of course.

Thank you! I couldn't find it by using the 'previous' box, but didn't think to search another way. I'll look for it.

One of the few times I've seen something on a director approved, fancy, expensive, scarce special print was a Fincher film - we were lucky enough to get one of the silver nitrate retention prints of Se7en . I'd seen an ordinary print already, and I guess seeing the special one did add to the experience… such a dark…

I'd forgotten about that! trust me to forget the actual appropriate example.

Yeah I guess there was a bit of fanciful thinking there. We used to get old stuff in for fancy festivals, but I doubt there ever were any nitrate prints shown in my time. It was an old place, so it would probably never have passed the safety tests. I'm sure I remember one incidence of something melting a bit, but…

Him and Elizabeth Henstridge together, for me. If it was a show about just them, Nick Blood and Adrianne Palicki, I'd be happy.

these are some good birthdays. Love Alison Brie. Wish I was Alison Brie.
I was sad to see there was no what's on tonight on Boxing Day which appears to be Kit Harington's birthday. I love Kit Harington. I sort of think that anyone with a birthday in this week might be my soul mate since this period of Capricorn is six…

I never liked her.

I feel so old right now. I used to work with lots of projectionists when I was young, before it was a dying art.

One cinema I used to work in, the projectionists resisted all attempts to ban smoking in the booth. I'm kind of surprised we never had a Cinema Paradiso incident.

Yeah I was wondering if the investment in equipment extended to screens/masking/tabs etc. I guess that was an impracticality too far.